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Peers highlight importance of senior legal figure at top of Ministry of Justice
Thursday, 11 December 2014There is a “distinct advantage” in having a Lord Chancellor from a “legal or constitution background” but it is not essential, the House of Lords constitution committee has concluded following its investigation into the role.
Tags: Chris Grayling, Ministry of Justice
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Grieve tells Grayling on being Lord Chancellor: “It helps to be a lawyer”
Thursday, 30 October 2014Dominic Grieve MP, the former Attorney General, has made it clear that he believes there are advantages in the Lord Chancellor being a lawyer. He was responding to comments by Chris Grayling that there were “no disadvantages” in his lack of legal qualifications.
Tags: Chris Grayling
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Falconer condemns Grayling’s “heart-breaking” comments on role of Lord Chancellor
Thursday, 23 October 2014Lord Falconer, the former Lord Chancellor, has condemned the “heart-breaking and disappointing” comments made about the role by its current incumbent, Chris Grayling.
Tags: Chris Grayling, rule of law
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“No disadvantages” in being a non-lawyer Lord Chancellor, Grayling says
Wednesday, 15 October 2014Chris Grayling, the Lord Chancellor, said this morning he could see “no disadvantages” in the post being occupied by a non-lawyer.
Tags: Chris Grayling, Ministry of Justice
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Succession (Season 5) – Santa looks to the future
It’s time for the annual Christmas blog from Nigel Wallis, consultant at Legal Futures Associate O’Connors Legal Services.
The COLP and management 12 days of Christmas checklist
Leading up to Christmas this year, it might be a quieter time to reflect on trends, issues and regulation, and how they might impact your firm.
The next wave of AI: what’s really coming in 2025
The most exciting battle in artificial intelligence isn’t unfolding in corporate labs; it’s happening in the open-source community.
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